drop in sales

The drop in sales may have cost other top officials their jobs.

Each company saw a sharp drop in sales, along with the auto industry as a whole.

But so far, the drop in sales has not significantly depressed home prices.

The company said the drop in sales is largely due to an accounting change.

But a lot of money is being held as a cushion against the next prolonged drop in sales.

The story had no success and dropped in sales and made very little money.

The drop in sales is hard on clerks, who make some or all of their money from commissions.

It was the second consecutive year that the drop in sales exceeded 5 percent.

For the month, the drop in sales of domestic and imported vehicles was 13.6 percent.

"There's definitely a drop in sales when the team is losing," he said.

The drop in sales was largely from reduced breakfast traffic.

But the recording industry believes that the net effect could be a drop in sales.

"If there's just a 2 percent drop in sales tax revenue, it means I have to lay off 3 of my 53 police officers."

Most car makers - even some of the best ones - have suffered a drop in sales this year.

Like many high-tech companies, Palm has suffered a drop in sales this year.

This reduced the cars' appeal and caused a significant drop in sales.

Mr. Nash said he was not sure why the drop in sales had happened.

The general drop in sales faced the band with excessive difficulties.

The first stores to be converted experienced an initial drop in sales of about 20 percent.

Governor King said intense news coverage of the spill had caused a drop in sales.

This led to a serious drop in sales and car production was ended in 1929.

Three days into the trial, a local merchant reported a 46% drop in sales.

Without the smell, I haven't seen any drop in sales."

Early in January 2009, the company reported its worst drop in sales and shares.

If anything Apple needs a drop in sales to regroup and focus more strongly on quality.